Wave Magic VR Reviews

Out of all the VR games I've tried so far this is the most fun. Really awesome and engaging combat system.

I played the ealier version on the Leap and was hoping with would come out with touch support... I like it!

Should be free! Audio of tutorial sounded like a guy sitting at a PC with a cheap mic, ripping you immediately from any chance of immersing yourself into the game (like watching bad acting on TV takes away from storyline), spells are basic and few, and graphics are fundamental.

The tracking in this game is extremely poor. There is no consistency in how the spells fire off. With the lack of information, settings, and poor tracking in combat, it was an incredibly frustrating experience.

Hidden gem of a game. Bought this becuase it was LEAP compatible (which works and looks awesome but is utterly impractical) but it's much better with controllers. Imagine if you could play one of the early final fantasy games but with 3D battles. At this stage there's still a few bugs, but nothing major. Really looking forward to seeing what happens to this!

I played this back when it was just a demo for the leap motion... wow they continue to impress me. Just spent 42 min straight playing around in the game has a lot going for it. The beginings of the story mode are awesome and give you a great break between encounters. This was the most matrixing I've done dodging things in VR. Can't wait to play some more and see what else they come up with.

Very surprised, what the store page made look like a magic casting tech demo was actually a fairly expansive and well fleshed out (theres just one world with a few dungeons and bosses in it, I mean for a 6$ early acess vr game) oldschool random-encounter/boss battle rpg (first-person combat is mixed with an overworld reminiscent of tabletop rpgs). The casting on most spells works well, but the first fireball spell is a bit odd in the way it comes out of the end of your fingertips instead of out the palm of your hand like in waltz of the wizard. Also think the first stone wall should be tall enough to block those spikeballs. Needs much further polish, most mechanics of the game are not intuitive or well explained. Easily worth 6$ if you are looking for this kind of experience and are willing to put up with figuring the ui and mechanics.

It's pretty damn fun. Who doesn't want to punch a few baddies and blow up some robots?! I really like where it's going. For a demo I think it's pretty fun for what I got. It's a rpg style with few bosses and lots of fun magic spells to choose from. For how much it is I feel I got my fun's worth. So far my favorite is fireball. Oh also the wall spell is good for people like me who like to cower behind walls and throw fireballs at your impending doom. I like to hide behind the wall so I can throw fireballs at the other baddies. OH also very important!! Make sure if you don't have anything super punchable near you if your gunna falcon punch the running dudes! Of course Unless you want an excuse to punch people, then get your family/friends in nice and close! I highly recomend, it's some solid fun.

Haven't had a chance to play much (the fireballs tired me out haha), but so far the game is pretty cool. The video/screenshots are accurate in showing you what you'll get. You can run around in the overworld and randomly encounter monsters to fight, pick up treasure, etc. Theres also an arcade mode for continuously fighting and gaining experience. I'm much more interested in the overwold and RPG elements than just another wave shooter, so I'm looking forward to future development there. Looking off into the distance of the overworld showed some interesting stuff I'm excited to check out once my arms recover. The menu and level up screen is pretty good. A book opens up in front of you and you navigate by selecting tabs at the top (its shown several times in the video). Didn't encounter any performance issues yet, so for the price it seems like a fair deal.